UNHCR to pay Ukrainians 11,000 UAH each - where to submit applications.

The registration for financial assistance from the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) has started in Kryvyi Rih, Dnipropetrovsk region. Citizens must meet certain criteria and prepare the necessary documents.

Under the program, assistance will be provided only to those who left their homes due to Russian aggression. Each family member will receive approximately 11,000 UAH (3,600 UAH for three months).

Who can receive assistance from UNHCR in Kryvyi Rih

The categories of individuals who can register for financial assistance include internally displaced persons and citizens who have returned home from abroad and have not received support from other organizations in the last three months.

• Priority payments will be given to refugees and internally displaced persons who belong to vulnerable categories of the population.
• The conditions for receiving assistance include an income of no more than 5,400 UAH per person in the family.

The process of applying for cash assistance and other nuances

Registration for financial assistance in Kryvyi Rih will be possible for only one day.

Citizens will be provided with consultations and registered in a queue. For this, it is necessary to have the required documents and answer certain questions.

• On the designated day, all family members, identification codes, and passports must be present.
• You must also confirm your family ties and internally displaced status (for internally displaced persons).

It is also noted that financial assistance is available for citizens in Sumy and frontline communities in the Sumy and Kharkiv regions.

The Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees has started the registration for financial assistance in Kryvyi Rih for citizens who have become victims of Russian aggression. This assistance is only provided to those who left their homes due to the conflict. If certain criteria are met, citizens can receive financial support totaling about 11,000 hryvnias over three months. The program also includes support for vulnerable categories of the population, internally displaced persons, and citizens with limited income.